The LMS magnetic turning column level gauge is developed based on the principle of buoyancy (Archimedes' law) combined with magnetic coupling. When the
liquid level in the measured container rises and falls, the float in the main duct of the liquid level gauge rises and falls. The permanent magnet inside is
transferred to the on-site indicator (ruler) through magnetic coupling, driving the red and white turning columns to rotate. When the liquid level rises, the
turning column turns from white to red. When the liquid level drops, the turning column turns from red to white. The red and white junction of the indicator is
the actual height of the medium level gauge in the container.
LMS series liquid level gauges are equipped with liquid level control and alarm switches, which can realize liquid level control, alarm and interlocking. Equipped
with a built-in integrated liquid level transmitter, the liquid level (interface) signal can be converted into a two-wire system 4 ~20mADC standard signal to
realize remote detection and control of liquid level. It is often used to measure water, light diesel, methanol, toluene, liquid caustic soda, and other media.
Widely used in electric power, petrochemical, chemical, metallurgy, environmental protection, shipbuilding, construction, food And other industries.